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Originally Posted by dellinger63
Saddest story I've heard so far is a 42 year old woman who had a hysterectomy in her 20's battling cancer getting cancelled because her present policy excluded maternity care. Her policy was pretty steep almost $400 a month (maybe because of cancer) but now will jump to almost $750/month.
This same woman put herself through law school while working three jobs and now has a salary above $100K making her unqualified for any subsidies.
Meanwhile the woman who works one job at McDonald's, too lazy to finish even high school needs maternity care so screw the lawyer. She's lucky someone built the road she travelled on to law school and her three jobs.
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When I was in my 20's, as a thin, healthy, nonsmoker, I had to pay $300 a month for my health insurance and I was making barely $30,000 a year. Forgive me if I am not weeping for a woman earning over $100K having to pay a lower percentage of her salary towards health care than I did.
Nice straw man, or rather, straw woman, you built out of thin air there at the end. My new dog is barking from that whistle.
10-29-2013, 08:37 AM
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